In a bold move signaling the next phase of digital disruption in global real estate finance, Miami-based World Property Ventures — a real estate technology development firm operating at the true intersection of Main Street real estate, Wall Street finance, Silicon Valley innovation and DARPA disruption — announced its newest portfolio company under development: World Property Bank.
Slated to launch in 2026, World Property Bank will function as a SEC-regulated digital investment bank specializing in the structuring, origination, and issuance of institutional-grade tokenized real estate products. Its offerings will span across debt, equity, credit instruments, and derivative securities — all transformed into blockchain-based tokens designed to provide transparency, liquidity, and efficiency at scale.
In tandem, World Property Bank will also debut its proprietary digital exchange, World Property Exchange, to facilitate the trading of these real estate-backed tokens in a fully digitized, liquid environment. The bank will further operate Real Estate Predictions, a decentralized prediction market that leverages crowd-sourced forecasting to anticipate future real estate trends, asset pricing, and macro risk indicators — effectively giving investors probabilistic insight into the future of global property markets.
Michael Gerrity
“Our mission is to build the digital infrastructure that powers the capital and investment markets of tomorrow’s AI-driven property economy,” said Michael Gerrity, Founder and CEO of World Property Ventures. “We are engineering a new financial architecture in which real estate-linked instruments — whether MBS, CMBS, derivatives, or direct equity — become programmable, tradable tokens on demand. This is not just an incremental evolution; it’s a restructuring of the global real estate economy itself.”
Industry forecasts are rapidly aligning with Gerrity’s vision. According to leading analysts, the tokenized real estate market is projected to surge to $3 trillion globally by 2030, marking a staggering 49% compound annual growth rate from its $120 billion valuation in 2023. That figure excludes real estate debt, which Deloitte predicts will account for $2.39 trillion in tokenized loans and securitizations by 2035 — pushing the combined real estate tokenization opportunity across debt and equity close to $6 trillion within the coming decade.
The World Property Bank is also targeting another fast-accelerating vertical: Prediction Markets. Once considered fringe, decentralized prediction platforms are now gaining institutional credibility, with the sector projected to surpass $100 billion in market size by 2025, driven by demand for data-informed speculation, real-time consensus pricing, and algorithmic governance tools.
“In times of significant industry disruption, vast fortunes are made – and lost – often at the expense of entrenched incumbents,” Gerrity added. “The real estate capital markets industry is entering such a moment. World Property Bank, its native token exchange, and its predictive intelligence marketplace are being engineered to lead in this new world order.”
With global real estate on the verge of being radically redefined by AI, tokenization, automation, and decentralized finance, the World Property Bank may be emerging at precisely the right time — positioned not only to challenge industry incumbents but to rewire the financial plumbing of the $654 trillion addressable global property economy.
